Independent-Press-Telegram masthead and staff list
An image-like OCR fragment shows a newspaper masthead with publisher Ridder and various editorial staff names including Denied H Ridder Co Petlicker, Gracial Manager Cameron, Autio Publisher Hises, Fe Ridder, Awrivess Manager Broom, Editor Epley, Adlesine Faitor, Dow Ott Page Editor Miler Sines, Executive Editor Bewit, Managing Editor Collins, and Editorial Columnist. Dated Tuesday June 6 1947 Page B 2.
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Herman H. Ridder
H. Ridden
Petlicker
Samed C. Cameron
Harold M. Hises
Autio
Bernard J. Ridder Fe
Awrivess
Wiliams
Broom
Malsoles Epley
Adlesine Faitor
Dow Ott
Miler E. Sines
Sterling Bewit
L.A. Collins
Sry
Independent-Press-Telegram
Cool Heads Even More Vital Now
The article argues that calm is crucial as the Mideast war risks widening. It notes fighting has intensified beyond prior local scope, while initial reports may be partisan. It describes U S neutrality evolving into a commitment to all Mideast nations, urging restraint and implying Soviet influence will shape peace efforts.
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State Department
U.S
White House
Mideast
United States
Israel
Truman
Security Council
Soviet Union
Weird Show by the CDC Stirs California Dems
The Studio City Democratic Club president resigns amid intra party strife at Fresno state convention. founder Donald C. Skone Palmer denounces the CDC for silencing debate over Vietnam policy and forecasts a split over a September Long Beach convention plan to form a peace delegation for the 1968 presidential nominating event.
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Studio City
Democratic Club
California Democratic Council
Johnson
Fresno
CDC
Yuron
Vietnam
Kitter
Long Beach
California
Middle East
Arab Refugees’ Plight Letter Sparks Town Meeting Reply
Rabbi Sid ney S Guthman argues the Arab refugee issue reflects broader Middle East tensions. He asserts Jewish historical presence in Palestine, the Mandate context, and Israel’s neighborly aims while criticizing Nasser’s motives and urging peaceful coexistence with Arab states.
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Samir A. Abu-Dayyeh
Israel
Abu-Dayyeh
Holy Land
Palestine
Palestine Mandate
Nasser
United Nations
Egypt
Middle East
Sideny S. Guthman
Long Beach
Thoughtful decree on pride and sorrow for captivity
A biblical verse from Jeremiah 13 17 speaks of a nation’s pride causing sorrow as the Lord’s flock is taken captive. The speaker laments the people’s stubbornness and the resulting hardship, urging reflection and repentance.
General Lolli Shows Budget Cuts in State Office Battle
Gen Andrew R Lolli newly named head of the State General Services Department uses military discipline to trim costs. A 26 year Army career climaxing as a major general, he vows to push reductions despite opposition from civil servants. He warns taxpayers will approve the tough economy.
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Sacramento
Andrew R. Lolli
State General Services Department
Army
North American Air Defense Command
Lolli
Capitol
Gen. Lolli
GOP
Hughes Aircraft
Fullerton
General Lolli Drives State Dept Toward Efficiency
James McAuley notes Gen. Lolli took over a controversial department with a history of budget skews and partisan clashes. Under Lolli the agency touts savings from overtime cuts, sales of surplus property, reduced metal can purchases, and worker-suggestion gains, while replacing paper towels with linen to cut costs. The piece traces Lolli’s career from NATO to the California Capitol washrooms.
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Lolli
Gen. Loili
Gen. Louis
Lalli
NATO
Capitol
First GOP Clash Nixon and Romney
Washington reports point to a head on clash between Richard Nixon and Michigan Governor George Romney in the 1968 New Hampshire primary as GOP leaders prepare for late month Wyoming governors meeting amid foreign crisis pressures. The contest signals a pivotal moment in the Republican presidential race with early campaign dynamics shaping the drive to the nomination.
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Washington
Nea
Wyoming
Richard Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
New Hampshire
Romney Nixon and Percy Vie For GOP Moderates Vote
In New Hampshire and beyond, Romney leads moderates amid Nixon strength on foreign policy. Percy and Rockefeller draw Eastern support while Reagan remains limited. Polls show a tight race as campaigns pursue pivotal 1968 primaries and broader delegate arithmetic.
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New Hampshire
Charles Percy
Ronald Reagan
California
Percy
Romney
Reagan
Nixon
Wisconsin
Johnson
Michigan
Republicans
Progress
GOP
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Percy-Rockefeller
Vietnam
Rockefeller
Robert Kennedy
Poison Gas Use in Yemen Alarms Israel and UK Pact Critics
A Yemeni report details poison gas use by Egypt in Yemen with gas bombs affecting residents near Kelaf and Jebel Ayil Yazid. Hospitals in Najran report survivors with coughing, eye irritation, and breathing issues. The events prompt international Red Cross testing and U.N. concerns, while unrelated U.S. political notes touch on Florida banking and Du Pont estate influence in Governor Kirk's race.
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Washington
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
West Germany
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Germany
Ketaf
Ketai
Kelaf
Red Cross
Bast Michlaf Doran
Balt Bent Salamah
Anis
Jebel Ayil Yazid
Keiaf
Geneva
International Red Cross
Najran
Warlood Hassan
House Banking
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Justice Department
Ed Ball
Florida
Alfred L du Pont
du Pont
Claude Kirk
Kirk
Black Market Medicine review by Margaret Krelg
A Prentice Hall critique notes a fast paced expose about counterfeit drugs. The text highlights hoodlum infiltration into the pharmaceutical industry and the BDAC agents pursuing a dangerous racket. It mentions heart shaped vitamins and warns readers to question a tablet's true nature.
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Margaret Krelg
Prentice-Hall, Inc
Bee-Ducks
BDAC
Bureau of Drug Abuse Control
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